How NYC Deed Theft Prevention Uncovers a Dark Past
NYC launches an Office of Deed Theft Prevention to combat predatory real estate scams and the historical legacy of redlining in Black communities.
Why Supreme Court Geofence Warrants Threaten Black Privacy
The Supreme Court geofence warrant rulings affect Black privacy as these digital dragnets are being challenged as modern-day general warrants.
Kimberlé Crenshaw Exposes the Post-Racial Narrative
Scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw accused the Supreme Court of “pretending” the U.S. is post-racial while dismantling legal protection for Black representation.
How the Living Wage for All Act Tackles Historic Wealth Gaps
The Living Wage for All Act proposes a $25 federal minimum wage to close racial wealth gaps and end labor exploitation in the gig economy and service industry.
Why The Economic Inequality Gap Widens Rapidly Today
Explore why the economic inequality gap is rapidly expanding, from federal job cuts to the manufacturing slump impacting Black employment across the US.
The Hidden Roots of the Black Maternal Health Crisis
Discover the historical roots of the Black maternal health crisis and the modern legislative movement fighting for medical accountability and health equity.
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